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How Old Is What America Watches
A one-week snapshot of how US household viewing is split by when titles first premiered. Each slice shows that premiere-era group’s share of total viewing demand this week; the newest group includes titles that premiered in the last two calendar years.
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A one-week snapshot of how US household viewing is split by when titles first premiered. Each slice shows that premiere-era group’s share of total viewing demand this week; the newest group includes titles that premiered in the last two calendar years.
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